Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
VOLUME N.-NUMBER 282.



CoCscIL ELCsss. Ia, Oct. iZ-fhs so1s2-
sara aisht - lhs Psssi.saEai party s~s4a
81 Alnasapaiis al tsa nisusss pass : lasK
svsnink Ias t~o iasilss of ths party fstE-
sd early, c1E tas Pres isnt AID the iAaA-s
Alsmsers q TIE sseoFs ssE Tor coupe u
hours smoking thslr cigars and con mpsxiuz
sxpsFisaoes- Tie Pfesidsnt ~as freq1seliy
sanm9nsd 70 ths platform during tne sssn-
ing - receive The greetings u country
people. sho seemed - De ~its-asaks al
asonk TIE Inc.
Al Chssxa a fozsn Tar barrels we're barn
ins aad al artillsry salute ~zs nreds aud as
the train moved slowly past. Dig balloon
Ia TIE y ftlon4l col0rs sas se0t aloI--
AZ Carver tie poSpss we're 0as IN force
Win q ofxss sand. Aad ths place was Liam-
iaated - Chiasse lAsterns.
A. lie 5asur there vas yet a more slabor-
ate illumination and sereaade. The tEsin
male 40 steps out the Presdsnt appeared
wherever there was . crowd and couTteously
zeknow edged It's salute. An array OF rail-
road asn xas on patrol duty along the
track sud huge 00nnres were burning
every half nile GA the way
Ihe sgn ~ss Just streaking the eastern
say with ribbons Of scarlet aud pink when
a. hands we're called this morning 10 pre-
pare tor The affair a. sioux CITY A brief
bali hour sss allowed Tor toilets. and coffee
vas served before the place wzs reached.
The traia stopped outside of the
rosn limits 10 take on board Mayor
Cielland. who without fOrmality welcomed
the President And his friends, and wbea
the station Was reached. Just a. sunrise. the
carriages and reception COMMITTEES were
found IN saiIing as were the military, brass
bands and people. A rapid eriVe OF i've
minutes brought the visitors 10 the Corn
Palace. whose turrets were Al that moment
taxing their early bath of golden sunlight.
The Corn Festival ended, in fact. last week,
out everything bad been kept in place
waiting the Presidents visit and ali at
tendznEs were on hand 10 DO honor 10 the
occasion. The courteous committeeman
escorted each member of the party aud
pointed out the cnriosities. A more en-
tertalning array Of novelties has not met
The gaze OF the President since his Trip be-
gan, Mrs. Cleveland was delighted with
everything she saw, and turned again and
again 10 examine more closely some unique
fabrication of corn stalks. husks, ears or
kernels. 20 which her escort called her at
tentiOu.
From the palace the visitors were con-
Quoted through the town, which seemed TO
DC constructed ir great part OF corn pro-
ducts. The mammoth triumphal arch still
spsnnsd the chief thoroughfare. Signs OF
sections of corn ears, and awnings, veran-
das, and in some cases. entire fronts OF corn.
topped out with squashes and pumpkins.
were as their architects bad planned and
made them The show furnished the chief
subject Of conversation during the fore
Moons ride TO Omaha, where new scenes
and new novelties claimed attention.
KANSAS CRY, Oct 1.-THE Presidential
party were received here st 3 o'clock to-
night with great enthusiasm. The streets
were brilliantly illuminated and decorated
and thronged with people. The dis
tinguisAed guests were escorted 10 the
Coates House amid the booming Of cannon
and the cheers of the multitude. After
reaching the hotel the President received
the members Of the reception committee.
and after this retired for the night. To-
morrow the extensive programme of enter
tainments will be carried out.